
The Division of Comprehensive Otolaryngology & Sleep Medicine focuses on providing advanced clinical care for common ear, nose, and throat (ENT) conditions in both pediatric and adult patients. The division also offers specialized medical and surgical services for sleep disorders, including a multidisciplinary approach for patients who have difficulty tolerating CPAP therapy. Through a combination of clinical expertise and research, the division aims to improve patient outcomes and advance knowledge in these fields. Educational activities include daily teaching for residents and medical students, as well as instruction in various medical education courses and simulation initiatives.
Tuition fees are based on credit hours. Full-time enrollment for graduate students is 9+ credit hours for Fall/Winter and 5+ credit hours for Spring/Summer. Candidacy tuition rates are also available. For detailed information, please refer to the Office of the Registrar and the Office of Financial Aid.
Full-time graduate tuition for Fall/Winter terms is $30,685 for international students, including mandatory fees. For Spring/Summer terms, full-time international student tuition is $17,030, including mandatory fees.
The program details do not specify the duration of the Master's program.
Graduates are prepared for careers in clinical practice, further medical education, and research within otolaryngology and sleep medicine, with an emphasis on outcomes and long-term patient care improvements.
Specific application process information for international students was not available. General admissions information for prospective students can be found on the university's School of Public Health website.
Specific entry requirements for international students are not detailed on the program page. Prospective students should refer to the general university admissions for international applicants.